Pastor Ibiyeomie Issues Strong Warning To Those Planning To Provoke Him

The founder of Salvation Ministries, Pastor David Ibiyeomie, has issued a stern warning to individuals who may attempt to provoke or cause trouble for him, making controversial claims about the consequences of those he has previously cursed.

The cleric made the remarks while addressing his congregation, challenging anyone who doubted his claims to investigate what happened to people he said he had placed under a curse.

Ibiyeomie insisted that none of the individuals he claimed to have cursed was still alive, although he did not provide specific names or details to support the assertion.

According to Bush Radio Academy, the pastor declared that anyone who deliberately sought to trouble him would face severe consequences.

“Anyone who wants to trouble me, when I curse you, you are finished,” he said.

He further urged listeners to search social media and examine the alleged fate of those he claimed to have cursed.

“Check all the social media, all the people I have cursed whether anyone is existing,” Ibiyeomie added.

His comments have attracted attention because of the strong language used to address people he considers potential sources of provocation or opposition.

The remarks have also reignited discussions about spiritual authority, curses and the language religious leaders sometimes use when warning critics or perceived adversaries.

However, the pastor’s claim that none of the people he had allegedly cursed remained alive was not independently established in the remarks provided.